Botany Lesson 05

3. Fruits that have rows of seeds attached to the inside of the fruit, such as a bean.
5. Seeds that are winged that float in a breeze when they detach from a tree to make their way to the ground.
8. Any edible part of a plant that does not house the seeds for the plant.
9. A word that means the process of spreading or scattering something.
10. A fleshy fruit with a thick, hard skin or rind, such as a pumpkin.
11. The seed container for a plant.
12. A single, dry seed that is inside but not attached to a shell.
13. A fleshy fruit with a hard stone in the center, like a peach.
14. A hard, dry fruit that splits open, often along the top to form a window, allowing the seeds to sprinkle out. It is much like a follicle.
15. A method of scattering seeds that involves the plant automatically scattering the seeds when they are ripe (put a space between the two words)
16. A fleshy fruit with a thin skin, such as a grape.
17. A fruit that has a core surrounded by fleshy tissue, such as an apple.
18. Seeds surrounded by a hard, woody covering, such as acorns.
19. A very small, one-seeded fruit that contains a bran coat and a seed that is called the germ.

1. Seeds that are light and designed to fly utilize ________ (put a space between the two words)
2. The method of spreading seeds used by man. Farmers planting seeds is an example of ________ of seeds (put a space between the two words)
3. A plant that steals nutrients from another plant is called a _______ plant.
4. A method of dispersal that involves the seeds moving to a different location by floating on or in the water. (put a space between the two words)
6. A hard, dry fruit that splits open along the side. It is much like a capsule.
7. A berry that has a leathery skin that you can peel off, like an orange.